Sentence examples for quite optimal from inspiring English sources
Similarly, for Makau last year, his big surge probably meant that the final time was not quite optimal – there is a margin for error.
The reason why the asymptotic formula (4.3) (as well as (3.2)) does not seem to be quite optimal, consists in the fact that (4.3) involves the zero analysis of the polynomial Q ˜.
The results reveal that the current status of the production process of 201Tl in INERCC appears to be quite optimal and the production yield is close to its theoretical prediction.
Or how living in hostels for weeks and weeks on end isn't quite optimal for an introvert.
This technic is not quite optimal in a the field and is still debatable within scientific community.
Time constraints imposed on the study by the medical curriculum meant that the number of questions, which could be imposed in the testing phase were not quite optimal.
In the middle of the Pacific Ocean, Hawaiian Airlines is not only blessed with a hugely popular domestic tourism industry; its base also serves as a convenient bridging point for Australia and North America.Iceland's location is not quite as optimal, but transatlantic travellers have few other options.
Low thrust orbit raising of telecommunication satellites toward the geostationary orbit at 36000 km lead thus to quite complex optimal control problems as pictured on Fig. 3.
Our findings suggest that early and comprehensive NPIs including Fengxiao are credited for the small epidemics so far, but how "early" is quite an optimal issue.
Overall, INT performed at intensities 33 and exercise-to-rest ratios 34 that elicit maximal volume and pressure overloads on the myocardium and VO2 responses near maximal oxygen uptake (VO2max) are quite likely optimal in terms of cardiac output, blood flow, shear stress, recruitment and increased oxidative capacity of fast twitch (FT) fibres.
A simple control strategy is implemented on the plant and found to be quite sub-optimal, even if the free parameters of the algorithm are well tuned.
